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Introduction
The Nine Elements
Digital Access
Digital Commerce
Digital Communication
Digital Etiquette
Digital Health and Wellness
Digital Law
Digital Literacy
Digital Rights and Responsibilities
Digital Security
IU 29 Act 183 Essential Question Responses
Creating Your Digital Citizenship Program
First Questions
Second Questions
A Model Program
Points to Ponder
Resources
The information contained on this wiki comes directly from the text
Digital Citizenship in School
by Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey.
Digital Law
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Digital Law
Definition
Important Information
Essential Questions
Digital Law Issues
Examples of Illegal Technology Use
Examples of Legal Technology Use
Resources
Digital Law
Definition
The legal rights and restrictions governing technology use
Important Information
Issues of intellectual property rights and copyright protection are real and have very real consquences
Essential Questions
Are students using technology the way it was intended?
Are students infringing on others' rights by the way they use technology?
Should students using digital technologies be accountable for how they use digital technologies?
Digital Law Issues
Using file-sharing sites
Pirating software
Subverting Digital Rights Management (DRM) technologies
Hacking into systems or networks
Stealing someone's identity
Examples of Illegal Technology Use
Students download copyrighted must from file-sharing sites
Students create copies of copyrighted movies for their friends
Examples of Legal Technology Use
Students understand what can be downloaded for free and what is considered copyrighted material and should be paid for.
Students do not share copyrighted material (such as software) with others.
Resources
Free Expression Policy Project - Media Literacy: An Alternative to Censorship
Internet Law - Law Research
Technology and Ethics
U.S. Department of Justice - Computer Crime & Intellectual Property
The information contained on this wiki comes directly from the text
Digital Citizenship in School
by Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey.
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Table of Contents
Digital Law
Definition
Important Information
Essential Questions
Digital Law Issues
Examples of Illegal Technology Use
Examples of Legal Technology Use
Resources
The information contained on this wiki comes directly from the text Digital Citizenship in School by Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey.